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本帖最後由 retriever 於 15-3-25 11:42 編輯
Jijija 發表於 15-3-24 17:40
So does that mean SC can be regarded as a happy school with opportunity for kids to learn to speak o ...
hmm... yes, i consider sc is a happy school. happy in a way that the kids learn a lot without stress!
i didn't compare the curriculum with other kinders. to be honest i do not care about the level of curriculum and whether it is harder compared with other kinders. it does not make any sense to me.
the most important to me is that my kid is able to read both chinese and english books by himself.
sc offered flash card toy for parents playing with kids at home. but i think the kids learn the words by reading books.
one more thing i like to highlight is that sc kids could work quite independently.
if you are given a chance to visit sc during school time, u would be amazed by seeing a nos of kids walking around the campus to do their own things. they are mums babies but actually they could actually work by their own!!
in k1 kids were asked to tell parents what did they need to take back to school without any written notice. so, for the first few times, there were kind of hit and miss by the kids. but at the end of the day the kids learn to take care of their own responsibilities. however, some caring mums would like to help their kids by asking in whatsapp group, that did not help any good for their kids.
in k2, the kids were tasked to do 3 to 4 diff task during grouping time. so, it is kind of time management exercise that the kids have to complete all the tasks within the time allowed.
if you go for sc, you should care less about how hard the curriculum is, or whether its english level is comparable with other elite kinders. i really don't think these are the points to choose sc.
in short sc could train your kids up speaking confidently and working independently.
i think that will surely help your kids school interviews in short term and future learning in ps.
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